'American expansion' diaporamas de présentation

An Empire for Liberty 1790-1824

9. An Empire for Liberty 1790-1824. An Empire for Liberty 1790-1824. North American Communities From Coast to Coast A National Economy The Jefferson Presidency Renewed Imperial Rivalry in North America The War of 1812 Defining the Boundaries Conclusion.

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America Becomes a Colonial Power

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The American Revolution 1776-1786

7. The American Revolution 1776-1786. The American Revolution 1776-1786. The War for Independence The United States in Congress Assembled Revolutionary Politics in the States Conclusion. Chapter Focus Questions.

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Chapter Seven

Chapter Seven. The American Revolution, 1776 -1786. Part One. Introduction. Chapter Focus Questions. What were the major alignments and divisions among Americans during the American Revolution? What were the major military campaigns of the Revolution?

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Westward Expansion

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Unit 1 Review

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The Nation Expands Jefferson to Monroe

The Nation Expands Jefferson to Monroe. American expansion and defense of the national identity. Jefferson.

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Exceptionalism

Exceptionalism Is America exceptional? Have American values, institutions, and/or traditions demonstrated unique patterns? Is so, how and when? Why is comparing the American experience to experiences in other nations important? Making war/making peace

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America Secedes from the Empire

America Secedes from the Empire. 1775-1783. I. Congress Drafts George Washington. May 1775 all colonies meet 2 nd Continental Congress No well defined sentiment for independence Adopted measures to raise money for army and navy, sent list of grievances to George III

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Americas in the Age of Independence

Americas in the Age of Independence. Americas in the Age of Independence. The United States New government established after independence Articles of Confederation Constitution Expansion of the Vote Slavery. Americas in the Age of Independence. Westward Expansion

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Vocab, People, and Terms for Manifest Destiny

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7-1.1 Discussion Notes

7-1.1 Discussion Notes. Articles of Confederation. State Constitutions. Britain ignored the terms of the Treaty of Paris, and kept troops at frontier posts in American territory. They believed the new American government was weak and ineffective.

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Overseas American Expansion

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Becoming a World Power

Becoming a World Power. Copy the words in BLUE. Reasons for American Expansion. Imperialism: one people ruling or controlling other peoples When America became a country, we did not look to set up colonies overseas. Involvement with other countries/lands could lead to war .

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First Nations

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American Romanticism

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Unit 2: The Frontier

Unit 2: The Frontier. Lesson 9: Manifest Destiny. Lesson Objective. SWBAT compare the various perspectives of Manifest Destiny as witnessed by western settlers and Great Plains Native American tribes. Word of the Day/Initial Activity. Destiny

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America on the world stage

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The Road to War.

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How does the period 1800-1812 look if viewed through American Indian eyes?

How does the period 1800-1812 look if viewed through American Indian eyes?. Could the attempt of Tecumseh & The Prophet to unite western Indians against American expansion have created a different dynamic in white-Indian relations?.

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